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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-24

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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-24

Two desperadoes in the City of Mexico,
noted for their skill with the knife, ar
ranged duel on one of the public plazas,
few days ago, and met each other, pre-
pared For the combat, and fought, one
getting killed and the other escaping.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-24
Ernzen to the Ice.

A Maine woodsman saw rabbit on the
ice, and it did not run away as he drew near
1t had hopped into shallow puddle Of water
and had stood still tin It's feet were firmly
frozen TO the ice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
DIRECTORS MEET.
4 Change in the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
DAYTON.


CINCINNATI, o., August 6.-Seyeral
conferences have been held among the Gin
cinnati holders of Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton stock, and Mr.. Henry :. Ives,
and one is still in progress. The results
are not vet announced. Mr. T.. A. Fergu-
son depreCates the disposition to hound
Mr. Ives. and lays that he has done moth
ing wrong, and that the talk Of beginning
legal proceedings against him Is nonsense.
1t is generally understood that reOrgani-
cation Of the management OF the road will
lie made to-day.
At one clock the directors meeting of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad convened. Mr.. Julius Dexter,
vino had acted as chairman of the Stock
holders Committee which had been con-
ierriug with Mr.. Ives, stated that the
committee was not now ready 90 report {;
that it proposed TO 20 to New York to-
night to make further examination Of the
books and it recommended that the Board
of Directors ALTO 90 to New York and hold
meeting there on Monday, when some
changes in the Board of Directors may he
made, and that another meeting be held
August 10 to hear the report Of the Stock
holders Committee.
This was agreed to, and so all action is
deferred until the meetings 10 be held in
New York. The directors whose places
will be filled on Monday are Messrs.
Cowan and Wade. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Thomas Emery and Mr.. \, S. Wins
low, Of this city, will he put in their
places.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.

.Ioury nj Bal Per Cent Governments
nuII hut Firm stocks Lower Flour
Quiet and Unchanged wheat omict
NEW YORK. August G..-Moury on cali
ri,~y :t Bal per cent last loan closed at :iIl
per ccut. prime mercantile paper 5aj. prl
crnt, sterling exchange dull at / Il "a
{ So
GuvEESEfENTS--Dul and firm.
STATES Neglected.
RAlLkuAus - Extremely dull; sales
$500, 900
/ large number 0i the brokers and oper-
aturs were absent from the Exchange to-
day, and trading resumed professional
character which has heretofore been -
marked feature Of the stock market. First
sales were made at concessions from last
evenings final prices Of from Ia I per
cent and further fractional changes were
recorded in tradugs The business was
unirt and soon became dull The close was
dull and heavy al the lowest figures of the
day aud great majority oi the active list
are lower. although declines are for irac-
iinnal amounts only, except Northern Pa
ci.ir, Reading, 81. Paul, each OF which lost
/ Der cent Sales 100, III shares. Quota
tIou4 closed hid Is follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
CLARKsBURG MUDDLE.
Report from Another Correspondent-The
Charges Filed Again.

Special Telegram IN tbS Pr0t'cr.
CLhRHsErEG, W. Va, August e
The charges involving the impeachment
Of Mayor Richards were again filed with
the Council last night. A the former
meeting the charges were dismissed on the
technical reason that they had not been
spread upon the records. The question of
jurisdiction has been disposed of. The
Judge has refused writ OF prohibition
aud the Council ha- named Tuesday even
iug, August 10Th, a. the time for trial.
An order WAS passed last night requiring
the charges to he entered upon the record
aud directing that a copy be served upon
the Mayor. The charges are preferred by
Martin Feeny upon the ground that he,
the Mayor, instructed a member Of the
police force and others to kill or brain said
FteHy II he attempted to create 4 disturb
aace at - show. In the following edition
al the Id,g,um, after the occurrence, the
Mayor published his head breaking order.
au account OF which has appeared
IN the REGISTER in to-day's Telegram
cunning excuse Is offered for the murder
order that appeared. The effort to secure
political sympathy heing Il complete fail
ure, he says thaI u Mayor must resort to
every subteriuge at his command, and
that certain proportion Of mankind are
held from becoming Law breaker and
criminals through fear alone. The Mayor
seems to have over looked the fact, how
ever, that when his cold blooded murder
Instructions ,FIN In hT1ln lls
personal enemy, that they were given to
the police and members of the show only,
and not given publicly, 80 that the antici-
pated offenders might receive the benefit
and thus be intimidatcd from committing
crime. The community is greatly stirred
up over the matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
l!i,SillnC =
New York.

NEW YORK, August e. Flour Receipts
Il. ~i3 packages; exports ;, 1G& barrels aud
>. no sacks: market GuIl and heavy; sales
J.. 600 barrels; good TO choice western aud
state - Gjal 90 Wheat--R"ceIpt FL
i93 bushels; exports 2u1, 9i9 bushels; spot
lots iaic lower; options opened weak ,a,c
lower later ruled stronger aud advanced
,alc. closing Glm al about best; sales B.
lal 600 bushels futures and &lTUuu bush
els spot; 40. > Chicago 17lc: unGrIdcd
red 1llu-2ic; No. > red August 1-,aI0 e,
closing at 7-,c; September 79a194r, clos
ing at T9ic; October -0!a-Uic, closin" at
~Ugc: November ~2I-2 ,c, closing At =! e.
December S3la~3:c, closing at ~isc; Jan
nary -ilaSisc closing ut Sic; February
-5ic; May s9ic Corn-Spot lots firm
hut very quiet, options .alc higher, closing
firm: receipts 81, 6OO bushels; exports -,
~ bushels; sales AZ, 600 bushels luture-
and $1,000 bushels spot; ungraded i64
allie; No. > August i6bc; September ~ Ia
l1lr. closing at 47ic; October SAD G,
closing at lSic; November i9sal9ir'
closing at lolr: MAY 5l5c Oats--!ai
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
W. f. RICHARDS,
lEU RAYMOND,
MARrEMuS NJ. THOMPSON,
{. liAEI
G,turultips
ENJOY THEIR BREAKFAST.
Van T.I' Feels Resigned Whereabouts "i
Mcliurigle.

Van i"Ii Feels Resigned Whereabouts I'll
McHnrigle.
Cuur,Du. August The convicted
r...lr.,. ,y,.r Ncc,,orIu.v W,ssrr-
",
man, Vr"N' Van zen h'l"'" anu '"'n''''
WI" spent 'I'' H'-"' !" ''' '''"'S '''''
ana h"' rest WI ,.,,.i.... a..
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.-.,,,.E ..t,,.,,.,i.. ,,,,,,,,,b NIL -.qn. ~
..g,., g,rr ,l,ru,.-I.,,J v..,,,.r. from, e.,
,..;.I,rn,;r., r,,.i .,,rrarcG grJ , few
,,,;.,,t... I,,,r,,,, t'l'lr in tbr third zeal
l.ry ,r rn,. br,., d,l,,r,mrp, o, the iail
,,hr,,. hrr3l.G,~, w,,. ,,I,,d.
Fin. ,r,pl consisted al brrlstrl,. car.
ni,b,d with sliced tomatoes, baked pota-
TO- ,,,.. u-d r.tf,. The walters were
~. ,JI;.,i..., .,. tb,,,,l T., .r, .ristorrrrir
-, 81 ,.,,,..l ,.,, p,l. :, r.r,,l.
I... I, ;r ,..,,.,,,.i .,,',,,,l E.,. hin, ,.
l,,,,..,.' ,r.,,'.,.,,,I,,I,l
.,,.,.,..I f,,,,>,t C,tb,rir,.s Ont s,ys.
,I,I..,i,,,., I'm ,,r,,i,s hidden IN ~ Cath
.,r,r.s Thrr,. is mo- warrant here Tor his
..rr,.r and rcu,. Is l;krly 10 come 20 hand
i.,,. SOM. dlvs
The Baxter case lr,s probably fallen
,brnuuh. and will not hc heard from again.
l.n,,,.a lpruery r.,ac works from Chicago.
lr.,;,ri,,r.. viii have rr,rc aud uuiatueS-
II ;.rl,Ir,rd tbr there is an attrrnn, 10 he
r,..l,. IN k.dnap riO, under the manage.
,.,rYt oi q detective. Sic is we'll guarded,
however. and Ina Ilicnd have no anxiety on
this head.
Fred 81. John ha@ been at Niagara Falls,
and this gives - little color 10 the rumor
,hal NcGIrig'e has made hia escape by ih"
suspension hI,dgr cn route to Europe, hui
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
LTCE REBCkED
FOR APPLYING TO A CANADIAN
For Information as 70 the Rights o. Amer
Jau Fishermen.

WASHINGTON Augusta. Admiral I.uc,
ina. .,,r.,..,,,,.l =, rl,,. NgN. p,paturut
.'..' w. ~ '... I..,.:... IN.
i3' '..''.'' recently t''.'''' W ''''.' wv.
Information ai ura-TmyA 'u N''i"''.'" W..
..r4 .fvrn, Queries presented los him TO
....,.............. ., f.r ,,n,,i,r Navy. anal
-. -.,,l.. r.r,i,. defining ll. rlslt-
.. ...,..l SET -, -..... m Canadian ports
..r....,..,~r r,tI ,, follows. AS there
......,..r,f ~, b.. , wan, OF information on
,l,. r.,rf nr our fishermen operating I'm H..
,,r,.,. Of in. Gu.trs ST.. Lawrence ,u rr-
ami t,.tr. u..tri,r.nn imposed upou Tor
.r.r. n.h.r- ,r,,,i.- ry Canadian laws, 20
...-.,.. ,f srr,rrr,,..ori.S were submitted to
,..rr,ir scott uf the C,uad,Ia fishery ser
wv. r.,,rf.... ra.fr rights ald the stltu-
r..., r,,rrr,,.ops. and / have tine homer tu
.r..r-.. herewith L., answer a uuuhyr Cd.
rf...... rrr..,r..,, will S,. distributed among
.,.. +-t..,.. H... f,r in, information oil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
settlement Effected.

PITTsEuRG, August 6.-The trouble
arising from the refusal of the Amalga-
ted Association to allow 4 man 10 hold
more than one job in mill il being set
tied, and a general resumption Of work at
mills now shut down is cXpcctcd neNtweek.
An amicGble settlement has been effected
at Painter & Sons, and the iron mill will
start upnext Monday This was the largest
firm affect by the zone job clause, nearly
,?OO men being employed The firm ACRE,
to employ men for one job only. AsettIc
ment on the same basis is eNpected at othel
mills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
GAS STOCKS
whooping Things Up on the PittsburC
Exchange.

Exchange.
PITTsBURG, August 6.-This morning =
call of local stocks Oh the Petroleum board
resulted in very heavy trading in la Noria
mining shares. Altogether one thousand
shares changed hands, and in no case was
the figures varied from 3. 4 Caster was
the principal seller, and lie doomed
up early in the brief ses-
sion. The heaviest buyers were
r. J. Watson and Joe Craig aud the
brethren in the latter, Plnderton and Bar
ney FOrSt. Watson after absorbing good
sized bundle also posed among the sellers
to some extent, but it was noticed that he
was bidder for all the heaviest seller Of the
day might see tit to offer. Trading com
mrnred with the passage OF 100 shares Phil
adephia gas at 9S,, II. Sproul selling
to II. II. Adams. Ten shares of
Wheeling gas sold Sproul 10 Robin
son at 33{, after which Noria was
transferred "a follows 100 shares at -,
Caster to Watson; 81 shares at the samG
Thomas Liggett toWatson; 100 shares Cas-
ter 10 Watson, 80 shares, the latter selling
to Pinkerston; 300 shares, TO Joe Craig;
100 shares, seller 80 days, Watson to Bar
ncy Frost. West Virginia Natural Gas
company stock was offered on open board
at par 100 without exciting bid. West
inghnuse Air Brake was in demand at llj
with none offered. A. usual Oh Saturday
bat one call was held and, III view of this,
more interest ccntered in the proceeding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

GAsrEIN, August 6.-Emprror Francis
Joseph, OF Austria arrived at Emperor
Williams residence at Hadcschloass to
day. After the Empcrors had shaken
hands and cordially embraced each other,
they went 10 the reception room, where
they were the recipients Of hearty greet.
ings from those there assembled. Both
Empcrurs were in full dress
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

S,sat, r. ..rrun 10 %, Ntr.tH k.f''.r
CHARLESTON, ". VA, August " t",
evening >.tr suy>. D. J. quill we'll
known Ne, River coke oven contractor
md a member of Kmawm CommondcY
X. r.. committed suiridea at ~ewc, station,
ON IN, Chesapeake and Ohio, this forenoon.
Mr. Quill came from Fairmout 10 Nywe'I
some two years ago with Bennett who
huiIt the Mlnu's Greek short line Tor the
Lougdllr Iron Company ut Sewell. lie
has been building one hundred coke ovens
al Fire Creek this year. lie was IN thus
city the first of TINS week, and was drinks
irr, hard. Ii WAS currently reported ana
believed here that he lost 81, 7uu no gam-
bIipu. lie first won that amount at one
.~uubling house aad Inst 1t afterwards ut
luothrr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

WINFIELD, August ). lesterday even,
ing Edward 4. Ray, Archibald Ray ana
T.. =. IIonaker, all prominent citizens oi
this county, INDUCED il a general row, IN
which stones and knives played pr"ml-
nou, part T.. \. Ray, throat was cnt
and Honaker's head split open with a
rock The injuries of the wounded men
are dangerous, but the chances are iayora-
'I.t Ia recovery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

MONTREAL, August "a duel with re-
volycrs WAS fought on Mount Royal last
night between Mr.. Boivin, city editor oi a
French paper here, and Niscount dang
nault. who is connected with French
theatre. Three shots We're fired on both
sides but no harm done. 1t is said blank
cartridges were provided by the seconds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

NEW YORK. August ct was reported
,o.5,y that Henry :. Ives X Co. had made
nm ,s.i,.pment, hut this was denied by ',eo.
n. Stavnor. the only member '' IN, II. u,
who was found In the offices, VII" Ss''u 'l''''
the hrm did not intend to make any as
sigumeut. Up 10 the hour OF closing nus
afternoon no assignment had been ME" 1"
the County Clerk office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
The Chicago Railway Deal Discredited

CHICAGO, August 6-"The story print
I'd in morning paper that The West Dl-
vision street railway system has been
Iascd for per cent on valuation Oi 500
pcr share, o. for ;ng other per cent, ~ not
true, " said President Jones TO Il reporter
to-day. "Thcrc is no truth in the story. "
Superintendent Creiger also denied that a
lease bad been conSummated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS.
rarkcr.hurr's Aid to Her Sister city In the
Hour OF Peril.

rarkcr~burg's Aid t" Her Sister city Ia the
Hour OF Peril.
Sj.scj1l Telegram 10 N, >vlriuu Rsyt,f,r.
CrAEKsBUEG, w. Va, Aur 3 G.-At
u special meeting Of the Council tonight
the following resolutions were adopted:
R,yelr,d, That Weekend to the efficient
Mayor, lire company aud the generous
people Of the city Of parkcrSburg our heart
felt thanks Tor the prompt response and
humane attention TO her ncighborIng city
suffering from the agOuies oi an incedlarY 5
torch. There is no time when the test OF
genuine charity can be eNcmplIHcd better
than when to benefit a stricken people 1t
involves 4 hazard OF similar misfortune nj
home We feel that Parkrrsburg has done
what changed the old familiar axiom to
read Charity begins away from home. "
We extend tine wish that the opportunity
MT, never he offered ClaIksburg 10 repay
"a similar debt Of gratitude that our people
ice. due to the Oh City Of West Virginia.
We also tender our thanks Ia the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company for lis
comtcsies III uLciugits entire road At our
service.
RD,OIrJ, That copy Of these resoIu-
tious lee forwarded tu the Mayor and fire
company Of paikersburg; that they also be
spread upon the records Of our town, and
that they be- published in the Pafkersburg
aud Ciarksbutg papers.
Signed
W. +. RICHARDS,
lTD II ,yNInND
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

BRADFORD. august g --P"iGpicum-
Opened Il SIC closed at 5T.c: highest
nc; lowest 5,.r, r.carancr' ~ 90"
hyrrpi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
DRY GOODS,


NEW York. August Il DRY Good
At first hands tn, demand Is light, bn'
more business was remarked with J"bbrts
In eacn instance the movement "dS good
and Showing large quantity Of goods ~
mniImm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

Or CRY, Augusta 'ctrol'um- Opened
~ - e.. h,.h,.r sc; lowest 5T5c; closed az
51Ic: s..I,a 21grg barrels. clearance
Gl3.upO barrels. charters 9GT17 barrels
shipment, G1 G&i barrels; ,uus Go.31i bar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
Cnmpelled 90 Sm.ncnh.

NEW YORK, August G.--Wm. L. Rob
crts. Of Baltimore, was to-day suspended 10y
order of the President OF the Stock N
change. For some time past he has 1t Is
alleged, failed to meet his obligations, ami
has been repeatedly requested to suspend
hut refused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
New : nk.

NV t"nE. august Il F,u"isuh..-
Dali, ur,ucd at 51!D; highest dc; lowest
- e.: closed at &c; sales 81, 0oO barrrls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
PiirP,IUgRh.
Bradford

Tglf.ip.aa August Ii ""tr"i"ud'.
Dull Gut steady, opcmcd NJ 5;ir; closed
AT a.1r: hirn,.t 80, i",'s' 55lc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
LIVE NICOh


CHICAGO, August & -CatiIc-fcc"rp''
=, 600 head shipments Tor last week 3i.,d"
head; market steady, shipping steers - Wt
IA 20. stockcrs and feeders ~ 25a3 20
cows. bulls aud mixed 81 -; bulk 81 .,
~ 90; Texas cattle 81 GUI3 %.
Iogs-Rcceirts 5000 head; shipments
>, 500 head; market steady iur good, com
mon Zoe lower: rough and mixed 81 I0a
, 20; packing amt shIuplE- - lOA5 -
light s. to; skips - UOai 90.
Sheep Receipts LOCO hgl". shipments
none; market steady: hatiyr, =! ""ai 81
bulk - 25i% -; western - Uutj ~; Tex
apS - uunS 30. lambs !: -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

Gentlemen of the jury, look upon the
prisoner. What say YOU; Is he guilty OF
not guilty.
Foreman Hhaycr spoke and the answer
came distinct and clear, "Guilty.'
1t was the funeral knell Of Van Il. Bak
er; the fitting elimination OF the dreadful
tragedy in that little cottage At Holidays
Cove
As the word resounded through
the room the convicted cnml-
blasted by some dread disease. His tall
form shook and he sunk into his chair.
giving way to the most violent outburst
Of feeling. At this moment his son Mar
cellus entered, only 70 be- greeted lay the
sight of his father rocking TO and fro and
sobhiug like a child in his terrible grief.
! lie, too, was overcome, and throwing him.
/ sell upon the prisoner, they wept
IN each others arms, their sobs were
agunizmg to hear and brought
| home 10 every one with fear
| tul force the awful solcmnity OF the occa-
sion. The sorrow OF father and son WAS
Scored Leaning ON the breast OF John K.
| Dnnrhue, his faithful and Jealous counsel,
/ hr remained, his frame quakIug with subs
cod have mercy on my soul, he erred.
That it should have come to this, My
God, nay God nave yon ioTsakcn me :
The scene was p"n,NI L" every one ana
many .''' I"'''l tn,'n l"'ls,' N'I'l'S' i
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ms IpN '|nlP''sS,u anu I''' e 'I ,,s'. IT.,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
VERDICT,
GuiIty of Murder, as Charged
viii Hang for the Crime.
Van BAKER LEARNS HIS FATE.
The Jury Instructed on the Points Of Law
Involved They Deliberate Over Night
and Return the Verdict,
VAN BAKER LEARNS HIS FATE.
From inc sunday Rceister


mp with people eager to eaten the least
wurd that might give some indication Of
. tGr final result OF the famous trial. The
/ Jury came M, aud after lev words Of *.
I pLmatlou Judge Boyd began his iustruc.
| lions.
| Ia u civil case the verdict is to he gov
erucd by the weight of the evidence, that
| Is, hy the prrpOud5rIncc the one way OF
/ The other. Ii the evidence weighs either
Ole way OF the other, even if it is slightly,
then the verdict vii, 90 with the prcpor
derauce of the evidence; this rule does not
! hold m criminal cases. In criminal case
| at the commencement of q trial the pre-,
sumption OF the law IL iu$syor of the in
uoccuce @. the accused, thus presumption
must he oyerthrown by the State. The
] hUrdeu OF proof rests on the State To prove
| the guilt Of tine accused and the evidence
| require Ia remove this presumption must
! remove all reasonable doubts as 10 the
! quilt Now a reasonable doubt j. not all
| doubt, nor Is II u possID'. doubt, nor is II a
/ vague and whimsical doubt hut 1t Is such
doubt that II after q consideration OF all
| the circumstances Of the ease Is developed
| by the evidence, the mind OF the Jury Is s'ili
uus,ti~lied. to "a moral certainty. ofthr guilt
| of ,ir,. accused
Cir.uustautlad evidence Is not required
ny ANY rule oi law to be- so conclusive Oh
the guilt q. the prisoner Is to exclude every
possibility, of u,, Iuuorcurr It must hr
Of such character aud strength thai uotn-
tug bat The defendants guilt can, il the
! ua,u;.I urdcr OF things, be dedurej from
| It, But ii it produces IN the mind, ol the
Jury 20 conviction OF the defendants guilt
| beyond a reasonable doubt and to moral
c,rt"aty, u Is enough, although 1t may
not be such Us to render II impossible that
| the Crime could have been committed by
another than the prisoner.
The defendant 10y his counsel respect
Ga .y request the court to instruct the jury
a>.iol!ows.
Nu,Jrg ia tn" first degree for the pur-
posses OF this ca" may hr defined to b"
! rAc wIltul deliberate ami prymrdtnted
killing of another and Us punishable with
death hut the IcGy ma their discretion may
| Ihu iW" 'dr u'.'a""i' nc P""iNu'" -!
confinement Ina thrprultcUjiary All other
murder l., murder ia the second degree.
| I'm E,trrnrigIYts the uuilt of the defend
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"ETI:OI.EtIAi
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TlTrsNufa. August i -l'rtroIrum --
Op-ued at 5,,gi highest -, -; lowest ''-'
closed 81 IIlr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August &. - Flour --
Duu. Whrat-ClOsed steady; No. : red
77la7sc; September 1S$a79c; October sofa
Sole; November 81 as!r Corn-Spot
dull and shade weaker; futures dull and
nominal: No. > mixed lga5Uc; September
isIaigIc, October 4s!ai9ic. OatS-SpoI
quiet without important change; futures
firm bat quiet; M , white August 3ia
3l!r; September 3ia3i!c; October 3i!a
3Ic; November 3ja3Gc. Butter Firm
and fairly active; creamery extra be;
firsts 2!a2Ic. E@rs-Firmcr with fair
demand; western frsts liall!c Cheese
Firmer and in fair demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

ClHcINnATl, August u. --iiops - Steady;
common ana light 81 3oa5 -: packngand
butchers - OOlI so; rccnpta 100 head;
shipments $50 mead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

CIAclNNATI, Augusta Cotton Quiet
Flour-Firmer Wheat-Stcady; No. .
pc; receipts 5000 bushels; shipments
|, OUO bushels. Corn Strong; No. mlA'
ed 43c. Oats Steady; No. , mixed Pa
47lc Rye Firm; No > iGc. Provisions
Quiet aud unchanged Whisky Active
ard firm; sales ,323 barrels OF finished
goods on a basis Of - %. Butter Strong;
Sugar-ln fair demand. Eggs Quiet 81
9alOc. Cheese Scarce and firm.
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COTTON

Sew turk
New YORK, August -Cot0n--t n-
lures dull and unchanged.